Kiké Hernàndez has been a welcome addition to the Dodgers. Last week, he returned to the Dodgers from the Boston Red Sox. While in Boston, Hernàndez struggled. Since in Los Angeles, he’s been much better, already having five hits and four runs batted in, including a bases-clearing, three-run double on Tuesday.
What changed? Hernández explained:
“I guess I just created some really bad habits over the last few years and we’re trying to clean that up,” Hernández said. “We’re getting to a better spot, to where it allows me to get my — not necessarily my A-swing off on a daily basis — but to get me in a better position to drive the ball more consistently.